Program Overview

Master of Social and Organisational Leadership (with specialisations)

The Master of Social and Organisational Leadership (with specialisations) from Charles Sturt University is designed to develop tomorrow's leaders, equipping them to become successful, inspirational, and ethical leaders. This course is part of an articulated program of study, allowing students to build on their study to achieve the right level of qualification.

Key Information

• Study Mode and Sessions: Online, with sessions starting in March and July.
• Duration: Minimum 1.5 years, maximum 3 years.
• Entry Score: To be announced.
• Indicative Fees:
  • International online: $35,712 per year (full-time), $17,856 per year (part-time).
  • Note: Fees are indicative only and based on full-time study.
• Course Points and Codes: 96 credit points, AQF Level 9.

Why Study with Us?

• Become a self-aware and reflective leader who empowers teams through personal growth and professional investment.
• Tailor your qualification with six specialisations: Coaching, Change Facilitation, Human Resources Management, Sustainability, Communication, and Research Methodology.
• Develop skills to drive change, contribute to organisational health, strategy, and culture, and navigate the challenges of the 21st-century business and social landscape.

Career Opportunities

This dynamic and engaging qualification is designed for professionals seeking to broaden their career prospects as social, organisational, or business leaders. Graduates will be ready to step into senior leadership roles across various sectors.

What You Will Study

• The course includes a set of core subjects and restricted electives, totaling 96 credit points.
• Core subjects cover theory and practice of leadership, contemporary issues, toxic leadership, leadership in teams, difference and leadership, power and leadership, and leadership and social impact.
• Restricted electives allow students to choose from any 500-level Faculty of Business, Justice, and Behavioural Sciences subjects.
• Specialisations offer in-depth study in specific areas such as Coaching, Change Facilitation, Human Resources Management, Sustainability, Communication, and Research Methodology.

Costs

• Calculate My Fee: Fees vary based on student type, commencement year, study mode, and location.
• Payment Options:
  • Pay all or part of the student contribution up front and defer the balance via a HECS-HELP loan (for eligible students).
  • Defer all tuition fees via FEE-HELP (for eligible students).
• Session Availability: The course is offered in multiple sessions for enrolment.

Scholarships

Charles Sturt University offers scholarships and grants totaling over $11 million annually, covering areas such as academic performance, volunteering, sports achievements, and community service.

Entry Requirements

• Selection Rank: To be announced.
• Academic Entry Requirements:
  • Undergraduate degree from a recognized Australian tertiary institution (or equivalent).
  • Relevant professional attainment or work experience.
• Language Requirements: Standard English Language Proficiency (ELP) requirements apply.
• Inherent Requirements: Specific requirements for the course.

Credit and Pathways

• Credit: If you have completed relevant tertiary study or have work experience related to your course, you may receive credit towards your degree.
• Pathways: Several admission pathways are available to help you meet the entry requirements.

How to Apply

• Apply via UAC or VTAC: Important dates and application processes vary.
• Apply Directly to Charles Sturt: Check direct application closing dates.
• Recruitment Agent: Assistance with the application process is available through recruitment agents.